look at there, rain and snow in northern wyoming, and parts of montana. right now, we just have the cooler weather with that moisture flow moving up into northern colorado. 54 and 58. here are the norms, 80 and 50. 94, and 31 the records. kiowa, 74 degrees. 71 and 67 right now. a pretty shot from mark man. lots of color. this from frisco. also, larry pierce in northwestern colorado. and fall river road with a lot of color going on right now. eric sends this from colors near creed. this coming weekend could be a good weekend to go see the color. 40s and 50s over the eastern plains tonight. 40s, 50s, to around 60 west. then tomorrow, cooler weather. only 60s over the eastern 60s for the mountains. out west, warmer, 70s and 80s. here's your forecast. for tonight, we'll look at mostly cloudy skies. could see a few scattered showers or storms, and we'll be in the upper 40s by morning. for tomorrow, a cool day around here. only in the 60s with scattered showers and storms. then into the 70s, but we keep those 70s right on into the weekend by the afternoon. show

this goes up into northern wyoming. taking a look at temperatures, 49 in denver and 46 in greeley and 50 in the springs now. and 64 in grand junction. throughout the morning hours cloud cover with breaks in the cloud like yesterday and a chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms which we'll time out in the futurecast in a moment. let's check in with joel for now. >>> good morning, a good drive across the denver metro area. a couple construction projects. this is our tech center cam southbound as you make your way from the bridges to the tech center. i want to take you in. a couple trouble spots out there and one of them traveling along mississippi to the east of santa fe that is closed to broadway this morning. that whole area is a mess. i would avoid that. it will be closed for quite a bit of time. a large portion of 6th avenue is closed in the westbound direction as emergency repair work is coming together on that bridge. shawn chitnis is there and this is because of the big accident on sunday. >> yeah, it's goin

then into northern wyoming and a little back wash here, so we'll have snow in the mountains. right now not going to be a ton of snow to an inch. some areas pushing up to steamboat springs but a definite sign things are changing. might get a sprinkle late and then into the evening an isolated storm here, but not a lot of moisture for denver around here. might see severe storms late in the day eastern colorado as the front comes through tonight. could be problematic for those we'll have to watch there. >>> here is a look at the temperatures. warm and windy across the eastern plains. mostly 80s to near 90. already cloudy and cold in the west. today, 86 downtown. isolated storms possible this afternoon. chilly tonight at 45. the front will be through and then tomorrow 69 degrees. 67 on sunday. might see a shower saturday afternoon. by tuesday we crawl back out and see reading. quite a change coming. from wall to wall this weekend 100% fall weather coming our way. >> holy cow. it is fall. >> yes. >> von miller says part of the >>> we want you to meet too la. chihuahua up for adopt

i have a cold front over northern wyoming. high pressure down to the south, and the pressure gladeient right over northern colorado and southern wyoming. that's going to be a down sloping wind for us, temperatures will boost up today as that high moves out over colorado and new mexico today. that will keep those cold fronts up to the north, as well. so that's also the reason it's going to be so warm today. we're looking at 80s and 90s here. we'll insure the 80s and 70s out west. look at that, craig, miker, moab, and durango, all in the 80s today. here is the broncos game forecast. 83 halftime -- 85 at kickoff time. 83 at halftime. 80 in the fourth quarter. 88 tomorrow. we keep the 80s rolling all the way through thursday, and thursday is the first day of fall, and it happens at 8:21 in the morning, and we might pull out a few isolated thunderstorms by then. you can't tell on the map there, but by the time we get to friday, saturday, and sunday, with that front that comes through on thursday, we're going mid-60s for highs. so n

the front warming behind the front the push of cold air is very strong and in central andtra northern wyoming called enough whereno pretty good snowfall isl going to occur in highero elevations. a signccur r that we are begino transition to the falsity of o the. the. typically get there firstre f snowfall this time of year.ea the front anticipate showers tos develop tomorrow about this time until then highs near 83. 83. overnight tonight middle upper 50s. tomorrowvernight to showers mide morning. we've kind of pull be showerswer and hear a little faster tomorrow.w. een eightteen eighttetw and 10 apart to the west and byy midday most of the showers right overhead. we've been going with about a quarter of an inch of rain therr could be a few locations a a little more than that if we getw a rumblee of thunder.. temperatures drop back to low 70s by the end of the week.eek rain higher chances on saturdayr the front moves to that used by sunday if there is a shower earlyd it would be pretty light more than likely the showershowe will be primarily saturday notun so much on sunday. fall like looking

there's a cold front moving into northern wyoming, and in between where you get high pressure and low pressure, that's where the wind is going, right over northern colorado. it's a downloading wind for us, so that's boosting the temperature, and that high should be cold enough to hold those cold fronts, too, up to the north. so we'll be warm and a little breezy around here today. we'll be in the 70 and well. 85 in grand young today. 85234 in the bronco game today when we kick that thing off. a lot of sunshine out there today, should be great. and then looking ahead, upper 80s for monday and tuesday. and then we bring it back down to lower 800s on wednesday and thursday. there's a chance we could see some storms late on thursday with another cold front coming through, and it's not on there, but i think friday heading into the 60s. so that will be kind of a shocker after all of those 80s during the week. >> hopefully it doesn't shock the fall colors too much. i was just thinking about that, as warm as it has been, it allows these fall colors to develop. >> i think it will be okay 0. it'

northern wyoming in the snow in their mountain areas. we could have show coming up, down to about 11,000 feet or so coming up monday night into tuesday. it will be nice to see. we'll need a cool down by the time that arrives. high today was 90 degrees. two dreys away from the record -- degrees away from the record high of 92. john snyder in denver, has 90 degrees on the button. carol kester in longmont, is well. a little bit of haze from those forest fires going on. smoke in the atmosphere. tonight's sunset will be just as spectacular. here's the future cast now into tomorrow. mostly clear to start the day. then the moisture starts to increase from the southwest, so thousanders and thunderstorms from the san juans, pushing in our direction. at all night long. tonight, looking at 40s in the mountains. 50s and 60s down low. 70s tomorrow start to appear in the northeast. 70s and 60s in the mountains. and grand junction is looking at 86 for their high tomorrow. in denver, we'll be in the 50s for the overnight low. morning sun tomorrow. after

a red flag warning is in effect from northern colorado to southern wyoming and to the panhandle of nebraska. speaking of the broncos game, you need to dress for summer. the temperatures will be in the 80s. if you will be sitting in the stands, the sunshine will pound on you. kickoff will be up to 20 5 pm. >>> donald trump is heading to florida after making an appearance in colorado springs this weekend. last night, he spoke about many of his campaign's favorite topics. he hit on building a wall and making mexico pay for. he talked about creating jobs and preventing businesses for moving to other countries. ford motor company's opening a new clinton mexico. he said that would not happen colorado specific topics but he did say that the vast potential of energy reserves he would tap into here. colorado springs also received this message. >> we will fight to bring us all together, united in common purpose and common dreams. imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god saluting one >> no-trump rally is complete without attacking hillary cli

a cold front is coming through and you see rain in the northern part of wyoming and also snow up there but the front is fot bringing moisture with it. we just get wind and cooler temperatures. 76 in denver and boulder. upper 70s out e high country 69 in frisco and steamboat 72 in craig and 86 in grand junction. for our futurecast, we look at mostly sunny skies today. a few clouds coming through but not until later on and the evening. overnight tonight skies are clear and a cold start to the day in some areas. could get a few showers down south tomorrow but that's it and a freeze watch tonight for parts river valleys. talk a look at overnight lows 31 in steamboat tonight. if you have plans outside your animals may get chilly. 37 in greeley so tomorrow morning when you wake up it's going to be cool out there. definitely a crisp morning and 81 degrees in denver. tomorrow 91 on sunday. joel? >>> take a look at our tech center cam this morning. quite a few more cars on the roadway making their tech center. we'll start to see dropping of drive times f. for now speeds in the 50s and 60s south

and notice the big plume of moisture that is over the rockies now moving to the north through wyoming, northern utah and montana. everything to the south for with the flow is coming from is drying out. that's what's going to be headed our way over the next three afternoons. i think the rest of the labor day weekend for most areas at the high country's could see a few sporadic showers tonight. much of the same will be the case through tomorrow in the upper elevations. it's very widely scattered on future cast. meanwhile the city and eastern plains sunshine from sunrise through sunset. it should be a lovely sunday and i think we do it all over again as a get back into labor day. as a taste of florida festival is ongoing this evening for about another 15 minutes or so we pick up again tom great time at civic center park. 71 degrees in the city right now. lovely night. 66 degrees at dia and a nice breeze coming in. i think it continues to be breezy on and off tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow looks windy with gusts up to 25 miles per hour. it will be toasty as it was this afternoon. 90 degrees downtow

caveat to the forecast will be the chance for seeing some high fire danger especially in northern colorado and into wyoming. red flag warnings are in place until about 7 pm, weld county, jackson county, boulder county, looking at winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. winds are starting to within from the west and northwest afternoon, as well as the eye 25 corridor. -- i-25 corridor. this will be nothing like what the foothills have to deal with however. we will be 5 degrees warmer than what we usually are this time of year. we will take it that we will be cautious across the northern sections of the state with that fire danger. nearly 90 degrees across the eastern plains, lamar, pueblo, eastern mountains , a fantastic afternoon with warmer temperatures, 70s, idaho springs, bailey looking good, we will crank up and i'll just a bit. a pair of eights and long months, -- longmont, greeley as well. whether you are doing tailgating tomorrow or have tickets or whatever, we will be in the 80s for kickoff and we will stay there throughout the entire game. it should be a great-looking sunday for you. if that is not

this low should move to northern colorado and wyoming during the course of the day today with a cold front passage later tonight in denver cooling us down for the weekend. it will bring showers and thunderstorms in the mountains and snow in the higher elevations here and by the afternoon a chance of thunderstorms in denver but our best chance is later this evening as the system comes through we could see showerses >> quite a change for us. a little rain this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon as well. doesn't fill like fall today. . >>> this arapahoe at i-25 and we have some road work going on this weekend. we're checking in with shawn in just a moment. we're going to look through tonight into tomorrow morning. you an idea of the slight detour i would take i-25 as a detour and go to orchard or dry creek to access back on to arapahoe. here we are across the denver metro area. at or near posted speed limits and great speeds through commerce city. a couple side street trouble spots where lights are malfunctioning. an accident at chambers and lincoln and that police activity allen was showing

a real strong closed low is developing around salt lake city here scooting in over northern colorado and up into wyoming bringing in a cold front later tonight and dramatically changing temperatures tomorrow. as it comes through today rain and snow developing in the mountains at 1:00 this afternoon. 11,000 feet in some locations and it might lower to ten overnight tonight. for us late showers and thunderstorms developing and might continue into the evening. could have severe storms in north eastern colorado and we'll watch for that. we'll see the contrast in temperatures. heat to the east and cool in the mountains. 82 degrees in denver with isolated storms this afternoon and wind and there's the change coming in for the weekend. upper 60s for saturday and sunday and slight chance of saturday and then we warm it up a bit on monday and tuesday. but joel, i'll tell you, it's a shocker once that front arrives tonight for many. >> it's a good reminder. not cold enough for snow in the denver metro area. get your car ready and get the blanket and find the snow scraper that you have had in there all summer long

don't think you're going to have the great vistas, we have high wind conditions from northern colorado into wyoming. red flag warnings out for much of wyoming and the panhandle of nebraska. extreme fire danger from noon through 7:00. and of course, crews are still battling the beaver >>> okay. marty. they caught the man who slashed a customer's neck, at a popular highlands restaurant. they're not releasing that suspect's name, though. the stabbing happened at the station on west 32nd avenue tuesday afternoon. the victim was seriously hurt. and taken to the hospital. the restaurant closed after the attack. it's expected to reopen today. >>> one county is voicing concerns about a federal proposal to lease more than gas development near rocky mountain national park. colorado public radio looked into a letter from the grand county board of commissioners, it says that the plan will put a strain on the area's water resources and several tributaries of the colorado river run through there and they're critical to reaching ranching and recreation in the county. so they are worried about water quality becaus

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wyoming. the cold air arrived in the northern rockies. it's short lived as a sign of things to come. cool air moving into the mid-west. our friends in florida are getting hit with heavy rains today. how about a supertyphoon. this is mississippi. this will be headed toward southern taiwan later today. one of the >>> and awful last fight, col inkaepernick and the nfl continued his protest. he was joined by a teammate eric reed. the two took a knee. others joined by raising a fist san francisco's return to los angeles, the 49ers shut out the rams 28-o. >>> who ill the other monday night game wasn't much closer. pittsburgh dominated washington 38-16. "early today" back in two. ?? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. a leading consumer testing publication recently tested the top laundry detergents.

wyoming. it extends into jackson county and northern colorado there, and that warning is in effect until 7:00 tonight. wind gusts will be out of the hour, relative humidity, very low, so the fire danger will be very high in these areas. let's talk specifically about those winds. we're not expecting much here in the front range, this afternoon, they are going to be much more gusty, from the foothills on up to our northern mountains. 20-30 mile an hour gusts possible there, a little bit of a break overnight, and then they increase again as we get into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow, some slight changes, today, pretty darn dry acrossth if we get anything, it's an isolated rain shower out near burlington, we've had the fog, since early this morning, a lot more moisture available. everybody else is dry. clouds will begin to build into our eastern plains early tomorrow morning, while denver, castle rock, fort collins and greeley stay dry. and then tomorrow afternoon, we are cooler. why? our upper level pattern changes. the jet stream dips right over colorado friday afternoon. 90 today. 91 for gre

now, the pattern is dry. 46 in bismarck, it was snowing across the front range, northern colorado rockies, caspar, wyomingcking up the white stuff. chicago, 58 degrees. saying goodbye to the 90s, feels-like temperatures in the triple digits we won't see anything like that in the foreseeable future. overnight tonight, look at this, 48 in allentown, 50 in the poconos, 50 in reading and lancaster. philadelphia dropping down to 62. tomorrow the model has us struggling to get out of the 70s. accuweather will go 81, 82. tomorrow night, same thing, upper 40s, low 50s for the lehigh valley. 58 degrees for philadelphia. for today, a comfortable 87 degrees. i know it's sticky in south jersey right now, cooler drier air is working its way in, clouds to sun, less humid, winds out of the north, northwest a breezy day, ten to 20 miles per hour. 84 by 1:00 p.m., 83 -- actually, 86 by 3:00 p.m., 85 by 5:00 p.m. jersey shore, looks good, lots of clouds, 84 degrees, sunshine returning after lunchtime, ocean temperature, 75. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 82 degrees, sunny and pleasant tomorrow, not a cloud i

wyoming. the cold air arrived in the northern rockies. it's short lived as a sign of things to come. cool air moving into the mid-west. our friends in florida are getting hit with heavy rains today. how about a supertyphoon. this is mississippi. this will be headed toward southern taiwan later today. one of the strongest storms you will see this year on our planet. that is a closer look at the say ahead. at the say ahead. . >>> well the heat is still on from texas all the way up through the mid-atlantic the next few days. 92 in dallas. look at the cold air. billings today only 57 degrees. . >>> and awful last fight, col inkaepernick and the nfl continued his protest. he was joined by a teammate eric reed. the two took a knee. others joined by raising a fist by standing during the anthem. san francisco's return to los angeles, the 49ers shut out the rams 28-o. >>> who ill the other monday night game wasn't much closer. pittsburgh dominated washington 38-16. "early today" back in two. 6. "early today" back in two. ♪ when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifes

the high fire danger we have that tomorrow here in the northern part of the state. it extends up until wyoming. will have high temperatures and low humidity levels. keep that in mind if you're driving out and about. a little breezy. high pressure will stay in control and keep us warm into that means there will be nice quiet weather for the broncos forecast tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 80s and lots of fun. do not forget sunscreen. temperatures dropping from 80s down into the 70s during the game. if you're planning on having a barbecue outside at lunchtime the temperature will be sunny miles conditions. will have overnight lows in the 50s. will have temperatures in the 80s tomorrow afternoon which is warmer than what we had today. you will feel a difference. very quiet moisture fries and severe weather wise for sure across the state. high pressure will protect the entire state. a keep thunderstorms way from us for the next two afternoon. tonight forecast include lows around 50 degrees with clear skies. will have 50s for the western slope as well. 30 is to route the mountain towns and 50s

. >> wyoming with a late, late night game against northern illinois. they just kicked off about 1 minute ago, lightning delay in laramie. this game will go well into the night. play of the day comes from matt houston -- comes from out of houston, watch this upset. brandon wilson catches it deep 160 yards -- 106 yards, the biggest played for sure. houston and a shocker against the sooners as number 3 goes down 33-23. wow! since the start of the football season, the rockies figure they order -- date had better put up pigskin kind of numbers. they scored 14 last night. they didn't have quite so much firepower tonight. arizona did. six runs in innings against tyler chatwood. jack lamb makes it 6-0. the rockies lose with a final score of 9-4. bad news for the rapids as well as good news for the bed is they lost their last game in the good is they always bounce back. almost always, against the revolution they were not able to do so. colorado has now lost back-to- back games for the first time, the final score 2-0. >> you need to bring me better news. >> that

still seeing rain shower activity in the northern portions of the state and utah and idaho, wyoming as well. for us quiet today and cooler. pahrump 85. woulder city 84. sunshine. getting back up to normal for the weekend in the mid 90's. >> michelle: thank you. we're going to take a live picture at an event going on in north carolina. this is chelsea clinton campaigning on behalf of her mother who is resting after that episode she had on 9/11 due to heat exposure, a complication from pneumonia. chelsea clinton started in this women in tech and innovation panel. this happening in north carolina. this started at 5:30 our time this morning. taking a quick little look and we're going to see a lot of this. hillary clinton due back on the >> nelly sang that song and hi does a much better job than we do. why fans are streaming the song nonstop to help that singer out. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacr

showers now we've got a little bit of rain and snow falling in our northern central and southern mountains, southern and southeast wyoming actually under a severe thunderstorm watch. severe weather is anticipated there through the evening and check out the temperatures, 85 now in denver, 87 out at dia, greeley at 89, fort morgan 92, 88 fort collins. over the next several hours we'll cool off into the 60s and we are talking in the upcoming forecast more about the heat we're experiencing. we're talking about thunderstorms that are out there. we're talking about a winter weather advisory, a little bit of snow for our mountains and our foothills and then also down to the south a freeze watch. where else but in colorado can you experience all four things like that at watch? >> yeah. isn't that the truth? we get it all in a short window of time. something for everyone's taste, >> absolutely. there we go. >> thank you. >>> five inmates in the downtown denver jail went to the hospital yesterday because they overdosed on drugs. the incident is under investigation tonight. it happened around 4:00 yesterday. medics came to the jail

wyoming. anywhere from 25 to 40-mile-per- hour gusts up there. there is a red flag warning for northern colorado. and mayor larimer county and weld and logan as well. tomorrow there is a couple of things on the weather map we are watching. high pressure over the four corners and there is a storm system in wyoming. one of those will be winning out. we'll tell you which one. we also have the effects of tropical storm payne. the five-day forecast is very interesting. you want to stick arou that one. >> thank you, dave. >>> new developments in the murder of a young mother in westminster. police have taken the suspect 31-year-old jared strange into custody. >> friends say he is the husband of the victim, 32-year- old roxanne holkeen. >> cbs4's melissa garcia is live at that complex near 70th place and stewart street. you spoke with family members who have an emotional plea? the community's help to bury the mother of five. she was shot here two weeks ago inside of her apartment where she lived with the suspect. he has been caught, but that leaves little closure for her loved ones. >> i didn't

our northern mountains and also toward the western slopes. even neighboring states, wyoming and nebraska falls into the red flag warning the a noon. it will last until 7 p.m. this afternoon it will be toasty for the eastern half of west. we've got 30-degree temperatures in the mountains. buena vista 48, kremmling 36. 68 here in the metroer and as cool as this sounds it's about 20 degrees warmer than where we were yesterday when we woke up to 30-degree temperatures so i'll take the 60s. on the eastern plains, temperatures currently in the 50s as folks are waking up. as we go through the day, it will be dry. we could have a few kind of a mountain wave cloud setting up along i-25 and into the foothills. even though you see this darker cloud, it's not going to bring any rain. it will be dry. through 1:30 ear still in good shape on the eastern plains, bright and sunny this afternoon. the clouds start shifting toward the east. maybe spotty showers to the south and also into the mountains but we're not expecting any severe weather. overnight and through tomorrow morning, partly clo

we will continue to see some gusty conditions, mainly for the northern front range foothills later on this afternoon, and by the wyoming border there's a red flag warning in effect there, but for the front range as you can see temperatures really climbing fast in the mid to upper 80s, plenty of sunshine to be felt. these temperatures well above average, which is normally 78 for this time of the year, so we are going to be seeing warm and dry conditions, stick with us monday and tuesday, but a cooldown is coming just in time for fall. >>> thanks katie. a father is speaking out after s.w.a.t. officers mistakenll raided his home on the western slope. shawn armas says wins about 30 s.w.a.t. officers with three agencies burst into his home in clifton thinking they were going to % find a suspect involved in a meth case, but the address they had was the suspect's old address. armas says hh's mostly worried about his kids who were there at the time. he says they'll have a hard time getting over this. >> i they put my family in, and my it's not ool and i got a problem with it, you know. they're trying to help out as much as the

rounded to the north central plains of their back through wyoming and this little back edge that will hook around will see what kind of clips the northern part of the state later this cast and see how it's all combined it with a buy 70 a few showers at developing even a thunderstorm or two coming off the foothills for parts of the metro area and north to the border and this low will hang around for the next a few days until finally by the time we get to the day was the saturday maybe even some date will shoot off to the east loosen its grip high-pressure pump back west begins to build them and it will give us a beautiful day on sunday for the broncos game and told them that lotus close enough is cooler air will be in the upper 70s per highs today 73 in fort collins and 76 and really 78, the metro area with 50s and 60s expected in the high country a little closer to the metro itself is 77 and/or in broomfield matching that you'll get to the mid- 70s on the west side of town does the gorgeous afternoon 74 in morrison and a lovely 77 there you know were so here it is at 70 degrees for the high today was the thunderstorm again muslim with a

wyoming and colorado. the northern part of new mexico. we're intentional in picking up information. in fact, today you will see coming out of the beige book which is released by the federal reserve a sense of each region which directly includes those kinds of -- mrs. love: the question i'm asking is that i know, i know that you are convinced that it's working. but like the reason why i mentioned the house of representatives being closest to people is that every single one of us are talking to our people. we're talking to our bankers. and they share those concerns also. again, i know that you feel as if it's representative, but i'm trying to look for different ideas where that thought, they may feel like they are being more represented. >> important thing to keep in mind is although the federal reserve as we have described as deeply engaged in understanding the entire country, we have just one monetary policy for the whole country. low pressure the set of terest rates we set apply to -- in financial markets and they set monetary conditions for the whole country. while president georg

wyoming and colorado and the northern part of new mexico. where he intentional in picking up information, fact, today you will see coming up out of the beige book which is released by the federal reserve which directly in clouds those kinds of -- i am guess the question that i am asking is that i know that you are convinced that it is working. the house of representatives are closer to people is that every single one we are talking to are bankers and share that concern, also. again, i know you feel as if it is representatives but i am trying to look for different ideas where that thought made feel they are being more represented. >> although the federal reserve described as deeply engaged and understanding the entire country. we have one monetary policy for the whole country. the set of interest rates we set, applied in financial markets and they set conditions for the whole country. while president george or williams from san francisco or myself can go and explain what conditions are like in our district. it is still as in this body, we hav

northern colorado is 60% contained. the beaver creek fire started back in june near the colorado wyoming border is over 37,000 acres in size. >>> new this morning, westbound o working to clean up the mess of a semi fire. a mechanical problem caused the truck to burst into flames. no one was hurt. troopers say the crews continuing clean up later this morning and preparing for one lane closure. >>> breaking overnight, north korea fired three suspected missiles off their east coast. they traveled 600 miles and landed near japan. the launch comes days after ended joint military drills. president obama and russian president vladimir putin have agreed to keep up negotiation united nations over a cease fire agreement for syria. their discussion came hours of diplomats didn't seal a deal aimed at providing access for humanitarian aid for thousands of civilians in the country. >>> several bombs struck targets around syria today. 43 people are dead. >> timow traffic every ten minutes on the 4's. here's lauren. >>> good morning, starting off with mild temperatures. 55 in denver now. 52 in boulder and 33 in leadville and 36 in gunniso

and so this is, you know, you talk about wyoming and colorado and nevada and utah. and so we even have the northern states -- well, the southern states arguing and upset with our northern states, you know? and we don't feel that here, you know? we just don't feel that in the northeast. there's water -- [inaudible] we've traveled out west quite a bit, and water has been the primary -- well, forget the drought. it was just water usage for the crops and the dams and -- [inaudible] >> right. >> [inaudible] >> right. there are so many in that, you know, we could tease out that concern, you know, like in so many different ways, and you're absolutely right. it makes no sense that we're growing, like, 50% of our nation's produce in this dry area. but i will say one thing, that that's -- it's not only those -- that there's also other ways to look at it too, and that's to rehydrate those areas of the west, and there are ways to do that working with nature such as bringing back beaver, prairie dogs and rebuilding those landscapes that they're healthier and able to hold more water. yes. >> as i mentioned earli

northern plains. we have the sunshine the next system of strength wit rain showers beginning wednesday. in the higher elevations rain falling snow in higher elevations of wyoming an tomorrow and estate tad warmer with low 80's and then tomorrow night if she more clouds then on wednesday morningng a few showe and then mandate one day will have low 80's tomorrow. they may have a teenager anymore,e, dwayne wade and lebr james never stop being friends. >> he says that he trusts lebro james palate, he told food and wine magazine that he lets lebron james order for him when theye go out to e lebron james just knows and whe push comes to shove he probably knows him better than his own wife gabrielle union, the the earliest that danny salazar could pitch may be three or fou decision for the coaching staff the indians are in chicago they seem the white sox, carlos carrasco pitching, then it magi number is at 14 and we are sitting with 20 games to go in the season and the indians have 83 wins i think that is something that people should savor to appreciate. >> do you like fish? >> here is your sports reporter. >> i would have lebron james come into steak 'n shake for ha

southern minnesota, northern iowa, flooding is an issue in the area, and we have our next system in the pacific northwest making its way in. we are looking at heavy rain in idaho, montana, wyoming today, and they could see a couple inches in areas, areas. could see a foot of snow with the system moving through. we won't get anything like that, and still hot into the southeast, and into the northeast, temperatures in the 90s, in the 80s, a lot more mellow out that direction, and cooler in phoenix. only 88 degrees. let's check with joel. how is the morning drive going. >> it's going great. i-70 the elevated portion of the highway, you're going to have company out there, but nothing that's going to slow you down. as a matter of fact, take a can see from i-70 inbound, along pena boulevard. into the 50s and 60s as you travel in that eastbound direction along i-70 from i-25 out to i-225, that's a 9 minute drive, and we have the a line running on time this morning. >> on time, how about that. 5:26 right now. temp outside 53. >>> coming up next, we have more unrest across the nation. a protester shooting in charlotte, north carolina, leaves a person fighting for life this morning. >>>

northern frontiers. when we include this, then our understanding of the mexican war has to shift. and i think this is not just academic interest. i can remember teaching the university of wyoming, getting student essays which talked about the mexican war in derogatory terms about mexicans. obviously we won the war because of negative mexican traits. mexicans lost the war with the united states, perhaps not because they were mexicans, but because they had been getting beaten up on by major indigenous powers so that by the time american troops arrive, they really just have to topple it over. now i don't want to sort of completely revise everything, but these are the kinds of things we need to talk about. if we inject or super impose perhaps indian nations on to those maps that are empty of indian nations, it prompts us and hopefully prompts our students to rethink it and think that it can't be that simple, especially if we do what we don't normally do, and that is to recognize the indian power matters, indian people were present everywhere in north america at every stage, and that what they did was make decisions, develop foreign policies, flex their muscles in ways that made se

northern part of the state and also down in the southwest near durango. wider look at what's happening we have some rain and storms moving through you can see up near montana and wyoming a little bit of snow as well. but for the most part we're just kind of avoiding the fright now and waiting for the cold front to move on through and we are going to see gusty winds and low humidity in our northwestern corners near the little snake area and white river areas we have red flag warnings that will continue through about 8:00 tonight as gusty winds and low humidity take over we have a little bit of rain this morning and then the chance of more later this afternoon. the cold front works its think way this morning and we're going to see the winds pick up as well. south of town into the foothills there may be some isolated pop-up showers for us and then overnight tonight skies clear with little bit of rain and then some cloud cover tomorrow morning. highs for today 78 in denver and 75 boulder and lots of 70s in the high country and 70s out east. for the five day forecast >> any chance of catfish precipitation out there lauren? >> really watching for that. >> heads-up everybody

seen them um around wyoming where we saw snow very, shortly after 2:00 a.m., 2-4 inches of snow fell on the ground there. we're going to keep the winter weather advisories for our northern mountains until 11:00 today. that's for areas above 9,000 feet. 2-6 inches of new snow fall. down to 7500 feet, we also see light snow. the cold front is to our east. we're on the back side of this system now so we're going to see the remainder of our rain and snow in the northern mountains today. denver will be dry. by sunday, high pressure settles back in and everybody is dry across the state. here's how it plays out. by 6:00 tonight, we may still have a few snow showers over the central mountains, too dry we'll get clouds. afternoon highs climb to 68. 68 for greeley, 67 for fort collins. eastern plains in the 70s and 80s. mountain areas, 40s and 50s. winds today will be out of the north at 5-15 miles per hour. so it's windy but a solid 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. we'll drop to 41 tonight. a lot of folks waking up for race for the cure tomorrow. it's going to be a chilly start at warming to 51 by 9:00, and at 10:15 in time for the ceremony, we'll be at 55. you can see we have